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PrintAny.exe, Version 3.04 Print files using the registered Print(To) command or verb for the file types Usage: PrintAny.exe filespec [ printer ] [ options ] Where: filespec the file(s) to be printed (wildcards allowed) printer the printer to be used Options: /NP No Printer check: skip check for printer in WMI (may be necessary for network printers) /NV No Verb: force the program to find the Print(To) command in the registry (may be necessary for some combinations of file type and printer, e.g. PDFs on network printers) Examples: PrintAny.exe "d:\some folder\some file.doc" PrintAny.exe "d:\some folder\some file.pdf" "Color Printer Sales" PrintAny.exe "d:\some folder\*.pdf" "\\server\printer" /NP /NV Notes: Use doublequotes if the file and/or printer names contain spaces. The Print(To) verb or command is displayed for each matching file. Not all file types have registered Print(To) commands or verbs. Written by Rob van der Woude http://www.robvanderwoude.com
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